Middle Atlantic - U.s. - Legrand WRK-44SA-27 44-space Rack

Product Description

The MIDDLE ATLANTIC - U.S. - LEGRAND WRK-44SA-27 is a 44-space, 27-inch deep equipment rack with a rear door, finished in black. Built for structured AV, data, and low-voltage installations, this rack provides the vertical space and depth needed to house servers, patch panels, power distribution units, and associated equipment in a single organized enclosure. The rear door supports cable management and access control while keeping installed equipment secure. This rack is suited for professional integrators, low-voltage contractors, and IT infrastructure teams working in equipment rooms, server closets, and similar spaces.

This rack is designed for commercial and residential equipment room installations where vertical density and physical security are priorities. The 44-space height accommodates large deployments of rack-mounted devices, and the 27-inch depth supports deeper server and networking hardware. It is a standard fit for AV systems, structured cabling infrastructure, and network equipment installations managed by licensed low-voltage or data contractors.

Key Features

• 44 rack spaces of usable vertical capacity for high-density equipment installations
• 27-inch depth accommodates servers, UPS units, and deep rack-mount hardware
• Rear door included for equipment access control and cable management support
• Black finish suits standard equipment room and data closet environments
• Sold as a single unit, no additional quantity bundling required

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rack enclosure compatible with standard 19-inch rack-mount equipment following EIA-310 rack unit spacing conventions.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage contractors or IT infrastructure technicians. Ensure the rack is anchored to a structurally sound floor or wall surface per local building codes before loading equipment. Power down all devices before installing or removing rack-mount equipment. Follow NEC guidelines for any in-rack power distribution and low-voltage wiring runs.